Moon Signs

February 20, 2006

Monday

By SYMBOLINE DAI | February 16, 2006

Last-quarter moon in Scorpio/Sagittarius. An all-day void-of-course moon coinciding with a holiday is happy news for those who don’t like to plan ahead (i.e., the best ideas are spontaneous). Leo should hold back on the next big pounce until tomorrow. Pisces, you’re clearer-headed today, and more creative than you think. Scorpio — move on plans made at the end of last month. Sagittarius, make sure you know who you can trust. VOC 5:02 am to 9:38 pm.

Topics: Moon Signs , Astrology and Horoscopes

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